go to file > publish settings > flash, then make sure under audio stream that it's set to these settings: MP3, 56 kbps, Mono. it doesn't have to be set to mono, but that's what I have mine set to... I suppose if you have audio that is louder in 1 speaker than in the other, you would set it to stereo...
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exactly.
thanks for helping out
preferably import the audio at the highest quality possible. a WAV or AIF, or something to that effect.
when you export, set your audio to MP3 at reasonable bitrate like 128. if it's just talking you can go lower without any noticable quality drop, if you have some beautiful piano music you want to be enjoyed to it's fullest you can crank it up to 160.
flash always defaults it's export audio setting to something atrocious, so always remember to turn it up.
(this menu pops up after you select your save destination)
thanks for that piano example,
i supose that the higher bit rate means heavier .swf huh
That's the quality setting, you may have to change like everyone says. Later, if it desynchronize, you have to put the whole streaming sound in a movie clip and put it in a new layer for the whole animation.
Oh yeah, I recommend 48 or 64kbps in stream and event, stereo if sounds/music has it. Good luck.
increase the stream audio quality...
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Because you didn't set the sound quality right.
Go on file > publish settings and then go on the flash tab.
On the flash stream, go and select ADPCM 44hz 5 bit for the stream part. There should be a drop down letting you do that.
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thanks a bunch mate